Temporary Voice Channels
Join-to-create voice channels. Members join a hub and get a personal voice channel that deletes itself when empty.
On this page
Overview
A hub is a designated voice channel that, when joined, triggers the bot to create a new, personal voice channel for that member under a chosen category, using a customizable name template.
Servers can run multiple hubs at once (e.g. a Gaming Hub and a Study Hub), each with its own name template, default user limit, and category.
The creator can optionally get management controls over their own channel (rename, lock, set user limit), and the channel is automatically removed once everyone leaves it.
Setup
- 1
Enable Temporary Voice Channels
Toggle the module on from Overview or the Temporary Voice Channels page.
- 2
Create a hub
Pick the voice channel that triggers creation, a name template, a default user limit, and the category new channels are created under.
- 3
Choose owner permissions
Decide whether the member who triggered channel creation gets rename/lock/kick/limit controls over it.
- 4
Add more hubs as needed
Run multiple hubs with different templates and limits for different purposes (gaming, studying, hangouts).
Examples
Illustrative mockups of what temporary voice channels posts in Discord. They are not a live capture, but they match the real thing.
The message posted when a member's temporary channel is created
🔊 Voice channel created
**Kai's Channel** was created for you under **Gaming Hub**. It'll be deleted automatically once everyone leaves.
Rename
`/voice rename`
Lock / Unlock
`/voice lock`
User Limit
`/voice limit`
Configuration options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
Trigger Channel | The voice channel members join to create their own temporary channel. |
Name Template | Pattern for the created channel's name, with a {username} placeholder. |
Default User Limit | Starting member cap for created channels (0 = unlimited). |
Category | Which category new temporary channels are created under. |
Owner Management Default: On | Whether the creator can rename, lock, kick from, or set the limit on their own channel. |
Default Privacy | Whether created channels start public or private/locked. |
Permissions
Bot permissions required
Who can configure this
Anyone with the dashboard's Owner or Admin access tier (Staff Access page), or Editor tier for day-to-day config changes